Re: The Smaller Starter?
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Re: The Smaller Starter?



Yeah, rebuilts are dependent on the state of mind of the person rebuilding it that day, as well as the policy of the 
company doing the rebuilding: often it is "replace only the minimum" -- not all. 

That's an extreme example of rebuilt parts failure. Bummer indeed. And the ease of getting to the starter is a factor: when headers are involved you don't want to ever mess with R&R the starter again. Not so much an issue with cars with the original exhaust manifolds. 

Thanks,
Gary H. 


>  -------Original Message------- 
>  Well I had a rebuilt starter, and it ended up coming apart on me
>  after about 25 miles, and wiped out the ring gear on my converter.
>  I'm not taking that chance again.
>  
>  Jimmy
>  
>  On 10/15/2011 8:24 AM 
>  Dodger  wrote:
>  Parts stores have remanufactured OEM ones for about $65  with life time
>  waranty,,,,,
>  
>   

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